Hello,
I suppose you are using RTC_LDD component. This component provide selection of initialization mode. There is Initialization//Autoinitialization/Auti init. mode property that must be set to Soft init. This settings provides initialization that does not set date and time into RTC registers, see the screenshot below:
If you don't use the autoinitialization and you are calling the RTC1_Init in your application code you must use the same value of the SoftInit parameter (TRUE). Otherwise all date and time registers are set to values that are defined in the component properties.
See also the description of the Init method:
Initializes the device. There are two modes of initialization.
1) RTC device is NOT battery backed up. (SoftInit = FALSE)
All registers (interrupts, counters, clock routing …) that influence RTC behavior are initialized.
Note: This initialization mode doesn't preserve time and date settings.
2) RTC device IS battery backed up.
(SoftInit = TRUE). Only registers that are not backed up are initialized (Interrupt priority …). RTC device is running, time and date a preserved, RTC interrupts (events) are preserved too.
Allocates memory for the device data structure.
This method can be called only once. Before the second call of Init() the Deinit() must be called first.
LDD_TDeviceData * RTC1_Init(LDD_TUserData *UserDataPtr, bool SoftInit);
-Return value: Pointer to the dynamically allocated private structure or NULL if there was an error.
-1. parameter: Pointer to the user or RTOS specific data. This pointer will be passed as an event or callback parameter.
-2. parameter: If set to "true" only registers that are not battery backup are initialized (E.g. Interrupt priority in interrupt controller … )
If set to "false" all registers are initialized.
Please note, that in case of the SoftInit=TRUE you must have a RTC battery backup on your target board.
Best Regards,
Marek Neuzil
Hello,
I suppose you are using RTC_LDD component. This component provide selection of initialization mode. There is Initialization//Autoinitialization/Auti init. mode property that must be set to Soft init. This settings provides initialization that does not set date and time into RTC registers, see the screenshot below:
If you don't use the autoinitialization and you are calling the RTC1_Init in your application code you must use the same value of the SoftInit parameter (TRUE). Otherwise all date and time registers are set to values that are defined in the component properties.
See also the description of the Init method:
Initializes the device. There are two modes of initialization.
1) RTC device is NOT battery backed up. (SoftInit = FALSE)
All registers (interrupts, counters, clock routing …) that influence RTC behavior are initialized.
Note: This initialization mode doesn't preserve time and date settings.
2) RTC device IS battery backed up.
(SoftInit = TRUE). Only registers that are not backed up are initialized (Interrupt priority …). RTC device is running, time and date a preserved, RTC interrupts (events) are preserved too.
Allocates memory for the device data structure.
This method can be called only once. Before the second call of Init() the Deinit() must be called first.
LDD_TDeviceData * RTC1_Init(LDD_TUserData *UserDataPtr, bool SoftInit);
-Return value: Pointer to the dynamically allocated private structure or NULL if there was an error.
-1. parameter: Pointer to the user or RTOS specific data. This pointer will be passed as an event or callback parameter.
-2. parameter: If set to "true" only registers that are not battery backup are initialized (E.g. Interrupt priority in interrupt controller … )
If set to "false" all registers are initialized.
Please note, that in case of the SoftInit=TRUE you must have a RTC battery backup on your target board.
Best Regards,
Marek Neuzil
